What is OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination?
The Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) is part of the AHPRA Outcome-Based Assessment (OBA) for Internationally Qualified Registered Nurses (IQRNs).
It evaluates competence through 10 simulated patient scenarios, testing:
-Clinical and communication skills
-Patient safety and holistic management
-Patient care planning and implementation
-Clinical assessments and interventions
Why take OSCE?
-Competency- and skills-based exam that tests hands-on nursing knowledge
-Required to become a registered Australian nurse, a pathway to Permanent Resident status
-Opportunity to work in Singapore and Dubai
Eligibility
-Registered Nurse (RN) in the Philippines
-At least 1 year of hospital experience
-NCLEX passer with valid results
Duration
-Minimum of 14 days
-Flexible options – weekdays, weekends, evenings, public holidays, and semester breaks (Opportunity to repeat simulations for confidence building)
Why Choose FEU-NRMF?
-First university-based OSCE training hub in the Philippines
In strategic collaboration with ZettaCognition
Specialists in career-focused healthcare education
Assistance in visa and application processing
Assistance with employment in Australia
-Training patterned after Australian OSCE centers, with 10 simulated patient scenarios
-Compliance with Australian OSCE standards, facilities, and procedures
OBA Examination in Australia
Can be taken at least 2 months after the OSCE training
Conducted in person at Adelaide Health Simulation (AHS), Adelaide or RANZCOG, Melbourne.
OBA Exam Schedule
-Early February
-Mid April
-Early July
-Late September
-Late November
Fees & Support for OSCE Training
-4,000 AUD / 150,000 PHP (subject to prevailing exchange rate)
-Student Loan: Payment assistance available through BukasPH*
Register now!
https://bit.ly/FEUNRMF_OSCETRAINING2025
OSCE Training at FEU-NRMF: September 2025 Intake (Limited to 10 slots only)
Need an assistance? You may reach us at [email protected] | (02) 3427 0213 local 1144